They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... secure backers ; that only by criticizing the Roosevelt regime could he weaken its hold on the electorate . Alton Parker stood firm . The only opinions he expressed during the critical months were contained in his legal decisions . He ...
... secure backers ; that only by criticizing the Roosevelt regime could he weaken its hold on the electorate . Alton Parker stood firm . The only opinions he expressed during the critical months were contained in his legal decisions . He ...
第 234 頁
... secure livelihood they had known . Young James was brought up with Henry Clay as the household god : by the time he was ten he was a die - hard Whig , remaining one until 1856 , at which time he was absorbed with tens of thousands of ...
... secure livelihood they had known . Young James was brought up with Henry Clay as the household god : by the time he was ten he was a die - hard Whig , remaining one until 1856 , at which time he was absorbed with tens of thousands of ...
第 384 頁
... secure promises to move to New York . No extension of the common man's economic heritage could be expected . Most surprising of all , the governor who had been elected in a land- slide , who was doing a good job within the narrow ...
... secure promises to move to New York . No extension of the common man's economic heritage could be expected . Most surprising of all , the governor who had been elected in a land- slide , who was doing a good job within the narrow ...
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